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Review
We look at the designs (yours or ours) and flag anything that needs clarifying before build starts — spacing, breakpoints, edge cases.
IS THIS WHAT YOU NEED
Frontend is everything a visitor directly sees and interacts with: layout, responsiveness, animations, how a page behaves when you click something. Backend is what happens out of view — where data is stored, how accounts and logins work, the logic that decides what a user is allowed to do. Most real projects need both, but they're genuinely different skill sets, and it's common for a business to already have one half handled (a designer who delivered static mockups, or a backend built by someone else) and just need the other.
If you already have designs and need them built into a real, responsive site — that's this page. If you need the data and logic layer too, that can be scoped as part of a broader application build alongside the frontend work.
WHAT YOU GET
Design-to-code build: your (or our) designs implemented as real, working pages
Responsive layout — tested across mobile, tablet, and desktop, not just resized in a browser window and called done
Cross-browser testing, so it doesn't quietly break in the one browser nobody checked
Performance-conscious build — image handling, load order, and code structure that doesn't fight page speed
Clean, documented code your team (or ours) can maintain going forward
HOW IT WORKS
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We look at the designs (yours or ours) and flag anything that needs clarifying before build starts — spacing, breakpoints, edge cases.
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Page-by-page implementation, responsive from the start rather than fixed afterward.
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Cross-browser and cross-device testing before anything ships.
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Clean, documented code delivered — plus deployment if needed.
PRICING
For implementing a small number of already-designed pages.
For a complete site's worth of frontend work, priced together at a lower per-page rate.
FAQ
Fully custom to the design provided — we don't build off a fixed template library, since that's what tends to produce sites that all start looking the same.
Ask specifically how they test responsiveness — resizing a browser window isn't the same as testing on real devices, and a lot of responsive work only gets checked the easy way.
It's a paid service — the free results people find are usually templates or website builders, which trade customization for cost.
Ask to see how they handle a design that includes something unusual — an interaction, an edge case, a non-standard layout. That's where template-based shops tend to fall back to something generic instead of matching the actual design.
Depends on the project — see the section above on the distinction between frontend and backend.
Check the site on your own phone, on your own connection, not just in a demo. A responsive site that looks fine in a controlled demo can still behave badly on a real device with a real network.
Ask to see how a past project handled something unusual — an interaction, an edge case, a non-standard layout. That's where template-based work tends to fall back to something generic instead of matching the actual design.
Ask how they test responsiveness specifically. Resizing a browser window isn't the same as testing on real devices, and a lot of "responsive" work only gets checked the easy way.
WORK WITH US
Tell us what you need built — we'll get back to you within one business day with next steps and a quote.